HQ Function

Serves as the primary registered office and a hub for U.S. operations, including policy advocacy, scientific research direction, corporate engagement strategy, and global coordination for its international affiliates.

Notable Features:

While GFI staff are largely distributed and work remotely, the D.C. address represents its formal presence in the U.S. capital, strategic for policy work. It's more of a registered/mailing address than a traditional large office building.

Work Culture:

GFI promotes a mission-driven, collaborative, and science-forward work environment. The culture supports remote work, flexibility, and global teamwork, united by a shared passion for transforming the food system.

HQ Significance:

The D.C. location is strategically important for GFI's U.S. policy team to engage with federal agencies (like USDA, FDA) and lawmakers to create a fair regulatory and funding landscape for alternative proteins.

Values Reflected in HQ: Efficiency, strategic focus (policy engagement), and a modern approach to work (remote-first culture).

Location:

The Good Food Institute supports the global transition to sustainable proteins through its U.S. headquarters and five affiliated international organizations: GFI Asia Pacific, GFI Brazil, GFI Europe, GFI India, and GFI Israel. These entities collectively drive scientific innovation, advocate for fair policy, engage with corporations to expand product offerings, and educate the public to accelerate the adoption of plant-based, cultivated, and fermentation-derived foods worldwide.

Street Address:

1380 Monroe St. NW #772

City:

Washington

State/Province:

D.C.

Country:

USA